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@LabourFootball
Grassroots group promoting Labour values in football. We don’t support ANY particular club. "Football without fans is nothing.” [email protected]
United Kingdom Bergabung Nisan 2012
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Most of us, if not all of us will get a knock on the door for politicians of various persuasions.
If you love the Beautiful game ask them to support Grassroots football and if they agree you'll vote for them.
To save Grassroots Football we need to #GTTO and Vote Labour #EFC
Liverpool, England 🇬🇧 English
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To combat racism in football - we need a change of culture.
This means diversifying our boardrooms, more BAME coaches, severe punishments for racism and media outlets taking more responsibility.
I've added my name to the @TimesSport manifesto:
thetimes.co.uk/article/racism…
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How to explain the roots of what mod£rn football has become? @NFJensen with a pretty detailed explanation of how football went from being 'just' a sport to an industry.
gameofthepeople.com/2019/04/17/sho…
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Today we remember and pay tribute to the 96 Liverpool supporters who left for a semi-final and never came home.
We remember their families and friends, and we remember and continue to support the survivors of that day, 15 April 1989.
You are forever in our hearts. #YNWA
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30 years ago today, 96 children, women and men lost their lives at Hillsborough.
Our thoughts are with all those affected by the tragedy and the 96 fans who will never be forgotten.
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Not a great day for English football’s...erm, ‘business model’ tomorrow. Three clubs in companies court facing winding-up petitions: Bolton, Macclesfield & Ebbsfleet.
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Bielsa on the attack on Jack Grealish yesterday: "The person who does the thing we saw yesterday expresses a series of frustrations which are not necessarily linked to football. Because the more satisfied you are with your personal life, the less you need to do this kind of act."
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Extremely important thread below, please read:
Jay McKenna@JayMcKenna87
THREAD: Important read on the weekends events, from a football crowds expert, not reacting football commentators
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Up there with the (historical)suggestion that electric fences were a good idea. But worse.
BBC Sport@BBCSport
“We need more security. I am not condoning guns at games but if the police are going to be armed, I think that is the way forward." David Cotterill says there needs to be a 'stamp down' on pitch invaders. More: bbc.in/2NXXl8u
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Re pitch invasions. No, we are not "going back to the dark days of football hooliganism". Yes, punishments for perpetrators are sufficient - pitch encroachment is a criminal offence, assault is a criminal offence, and FBOs have a punitive effect. #jackgrealish
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Everyone talks about the need for “more stewarding”. If this is the stewards we’re getting through the door - are you really sure?
Andy@andrewstone85
Much better video of the steward incident. One clashing with Jack and Conor and another one pushing Mings away
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Is this how a club dies? @twoht records how @OfficialBWFC is being killed off
twohundredpercent.net/is-this-how-bo…
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No doubt the public feel much safer that a few cans of beer have been confiscated from fans - odds on this happening to fans of any other support? Not a chance.
Police Scotland South Ayrshire@PSOSSAyrshire
This afternoon officers stopped a football supporters bus on the A78 which was travelling towards a match in Greenock. A quantity of alcohol was seized from passengers. Sergeant Lyall said “Operations like this one help keep fans and the wider community safe”.
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Superb analysis as always from @DPJHodges. If only Jeremy Corbyn has reached out and appointed someone like Owen Smith, who literally stood against him months earlier, to the Shadow Cabinet after the last election.
Oh wait...#owngoal
(((Dan Hodges)))@DPJHodges
There was a moment, in the immediate aftermath of the election, when Jeremy Corbyn was in a position of unrivalled power. If he'd taken that opportunity to reach out to the moderates, and engage with them, I suspect British political history would have been very, very different.
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RIP Gordon Banks, England’s best ever goalkeeper
BBC Sport@BBCSport
England's 1966 World Cup-winning goalkeeper Gordon Banks has died aged 81 bbc.in/2StLowM
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